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PAGE 18 INTERSESSION MORNINGS 224 °W/272 °W 320 °W/370 °W 311 °W/361 °W 335 ° W/385° W 3290 °W/379° W 147/197 247/207 347/307 240k * V Telecollage PSYCHOLOGY 100V Telecoliege RELIGION & CULTURE 349b °V Telecollege 100V Telecolloge 208V Telecolliege 220° V Telecollege 487°H 472°H 473°H 477°H a77°J HISTORY 110 MATHEMATICS 108 * W(1) MUSIC (April 29â€"July 5) 201m*/251m* 466 °H 498b °H 451 "H 459°H 101 *V Telecoliege 102*V Telecoliege 109 W(1) 109 ° X(2) 109° Â¥(1) 131 "W(1) ANTHROPOLOGY 111 °V Telecoliege 121 °V Telecollege 218W 105V Telecoliege 231 °W 352° W SPRING TERM â€"â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27 INFORMATION SESSION . . . ADULT STUDENTS (CAXRIA) (CAXRIA) {CAXRIA) (CAXRIA) (CAXRIA) (CAXRIA) (CAXRIA) (CAXRIA) (CAXRIA) Intraduction to Economics Economics of Nonâ€"Profit Enterprises Voice Techniques Further Study in Performance Theory V Musical Skills it Studies in Canadian Music Further Study in Performance in The Name of Justice Introduction to Sociological Theory Introduction to Business Organization Functional Areas of the Musical Skitls IV Music Workshop Music Workshop introductory Microeconomics introductory Macroeconomics Differential Equations The Middie East insurance, Estates, and Trusts Advanced Accounting Advanced Accounting Seminar in Organizational Behaviour (Training & Development) Written Communication Mathematics for Students of Business & Economics t Mathematics for Students of Business & Economics i Mathematics for Students of Business & Economics if Mathematics for Students of Business & Economics II Ebwm-rymamknnmac The Moral Question Security Analysis and Portfolio Management Organizational Behaviour Intermediate Accounting it Interpersonal Behaviour and Administration Interpersonal Behavour and Administration Export Marketing There‘s More to Business insige Business Today Interpersonal Communication Marketing i The Legal Environment of Business in Canada Astronomy and Space Science The Faces of Cutture Business Law TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1985, 7:30 P.M. PAUL MARTIN CENTRE We can help you with information on * Partâ€"Time Studies & Continuing Education * Counsefling Services (Personal, Study Skilts) * Admission & Registration Procedures +« Library Services To help new and continuing partâ€"time adult students become better acquainted with the University. meet with other adult students and with administrators and staff from facihhes and service available. to partâ€"time students. please jom us on Parking: Lots 1, 10, 11, 18 off University Ave., between King and Albert Streets WILFRID LAURIER UNIVERSITY 6:30â€"8:30 p.m M,W,F 10: T.B A M.W.F 914 M.Tu.Th.F 8:0 Tu,Th ak T.B.A M,W.F $ 1 M,Tu, Th,F 8:0 Consult Faculty of Music Consult Facuity of Music Consuft Faculty of Music Consult Facuity of Music day. Rogers Ca Teleconference, Wednesday Saturday, TVOntario To.Th Tu.Th Saturday. Rogers Cablesystems Sunday ,'Rooovn Cnbhsysm Tu. Th 3 Sat TBA Tu Th To Tu Tu Tu Th Tu. Th To To Tu Saturday TVOntario Saturday Saturday. Rogers Cablesystems Sunday, Rogers Cablesystems Tu & Tu Tu.Th Th Th Th 9:00â€"9:50 a m 8:00â€"8:50 a.m 10:10â€"12:45§ p m 8:30â€"10:00 a m 10â€"10â€"11:30 a m 9:15â€"10 20 a m 8:00â€"9:05 a m 9:15â€"10â€"50 a m 9 15â€"10â€"20 a m 8:00â€"9:05 a m 4:30â€"6:00 p m 7:00â€"10â€"00 p m 8:30â€"10:00 a m 7 00â€"10:00 p.m 7:00â€"10:00 p m 7â€"00â€"10:00 p m 7â€"00â€"10â€":00 p m 7.00â€"10:00 p m 7:00â€"10:00 p.m 8:30 a.m â€"5 p m 7â€"00â€"10:00 p m 7â€"00â€"10â€":00 p m 2:30â€"4:00 p.m 7:00â€"10:00 p m 7â€"00â€"10:00 p m 4:00â€"5:30 p m 7â€"00â€"10â€"00 p m 7:00â€"10:00 p.m 7:00â€"830 p.m 7â€"00â€"10:00 p.m 7:00â€"10:00 p.m 7:00â€"10:00 p.m 7:00â€"10:00 p.m 4:00â€"5 30 p.m 1:00â€"2:30 p.m 7:00â€"10:00 p.m 1:00â€"4:00 p m 7:00â€"10â€":00 p.m 4:00â€"5â€"30 p m 7â€"00â€"10:00 p.m 7â€"00â€"10.00 p m 7:00â€"10°00 p m 7â€"00â€"10:00 p m 10:30â€"11â€"35 a.m 7:00â€"10:00 p m TVOntano YOU CAN DO IT! Wilfrid Laurier University is offering 116 courses this spring! Courses are offered in the morning, afternoon and evening in Waterloo. Give yourself credit by taking one or two courses at Wilfrid Laurier University and through Telecoliege â€" university CREDIT courses by television and teleconferencing. Courses tan be chosen from a wide variety of subject areas. You may be qualified for admission. Cali now and find out. Take that first big step. Move up in your job or career or take the time to learn about something you always wanted to know. By this summer you could have earned credit towards your degree, diploma or certificate. Of course, all tuition fees are tax deductible and seniors (60 years of age and over) pay no tees. Tuition fees are $120.00 for a oneâ€"term course and $240.00 for a twoâ€"term course. Telecoiâ€" lege tees and broadcast times are listed in the course calendar. Courses designated * are oneâ€"term courses. Intersession courses commence the week of May 1 and end on or before June 11. Spring Term courses marked * are oneâ€"term courses and are taught from May 1 to June 14 (1) or from June 17 to July 31 (2). All other courses are twoâ€"term courses and are taught from May 1 to July 31, 1985. For more information, or for your free copy of the calendar of course offerings call Miscellaneous: Parking, Financial Aid, Athietic Complex Facilitios, Hm-oo.s Services, Student Union, Buddy Syatem Placement & Career Services (Career Planning) Telecollege (Televideo & Teleconterance Courses) The University 884â€"1970 Ext. 2447 or TOLLâ€"FREE 1â€"800â€"265â€"8866. Ext. 2447 102+Z MATHEMATICS 100w PSYCHOLOGY 220 ° W 233W RELIGION & CULTURE 140W . 207 °W SOCIAL WELFARE 315° W HISTORY 247W PSYCHOLOGY 210 °W RELIGION & CULTURE 228 °W 312° w SOCIOLOGY 231 °W 234 °W 211 °W 212°W 2218° 228 ° W GEOGRAPHY 215°W 241° W AFTERNOONS OPOLOGY 220 °W 240° W 255 " W (CAXRIA) 275° W (CAXRIA) PHYSICAL EDUCATION 101b °W 101 °w 234W 101 * w GEOGRAPHY 242*W 115 W (CAXRIA) 115°X (CAXRIA) 227 * W (CAXRIA) 247 * W (CAXRIA) 255 ° W (CAXRIA) 275° W (CAXRIA) 383 ° W (CAXRIA) 383° X (CAYRIA) 387 * W (CAYXRIA) 216°W EVENINGS introduction to the Theory and Process of Government introduction to Social Weltare introduction to Sociology Psychology of Religion Cor:mmfy Psychology Elomentary Biblical Hebrew Jeeus of Nazareth Parables of Jesus Introduction to Spaniah 1 Geography of Resource Policy and Administration Resources Management in the Great Lakes Basin The internal Structure of Cites introduction to Psychology Introduction to Cognition Sport Psychology Sociology of Suicide Sociology of Sex Rotes Native Peoples of Canada Native Canadians: Contemporary Issues Beginner ‘s French Introduction to Geography Phitosophy and Contemporary Life Expiorations of the Sett Introduction (Aquatics, Outdoor Skitts) Physical Training and Athietic Performance Care and Prevention of Athietic injuries Technical Writing Urban Spahal Behaviour History of the Second World War Religion and Romanticism Personal Response to Aging and Change Written Communication Financial Management I Financial Management ! intermediate Accounting Financial Management it intermediate Microsconomics American Literature of the 20th Cantury Computer Fundamentals Computer Fundarmentals introduction to Financial Accounting Managerial Accounting Decision Analysis Intermediate Macroeconomics Decision Analysis Basic Statistics Principles of Economic Geography Skulls I to you. 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